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THE BELLS OF WEBER STATE ....
Conceived as a vague image by an obscure dreamer, a lofty carillon tower was included in the master plan of Weber State College. As a distant goal; aesthetically valuable and culturally sound, it would require funding from private sources inasmuch as state funds were not available for such a project.
Conceived as a symbol and institutional landmark by the State Building Board, the tower was included in the master plan of the campus with the distant hope that at some future time some source of revenue would be found to finance such a dream. In 1968 the dream was picked up by another dreamer, dusted off and presented to two other dreamers: Donnell & Elizabeth Stewart, who caught the vision; and what previously had been a vague image began to assume more definite proportion and shape.

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THE BELLS OF WEBER STATE ....
Conceived as a vague image by an obscure dreamer, a lofty carillon tower was included in the master plan of Weber State College. As a distant goal; aesthetically valuable and culturally sound, it would require funding from private sources inasmuch as state funds were not available for such a project.
Conceived as a symbol and institutional landmark by the State Building Board, the tower was included in the master plan of the campus with the distant hope that at some future time some source of revenue would be found to finance such a dream. In 1968 the dream was picked up by another dreamer, dusted off and presented to two other dreamers: Donnell & Elizabeth Stewart, who caught the vision; and what previously had been a vague image began to assume more definite proportion and shape.